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Leadership coaching builds a leader’s abilities to accomplish short- and long-term organizational goals. Coaching is often conducted for the purpose of achieving a specific goal
Empowered to do their job: reassured/trained with the responsibility and the authority to carry out tasks Trusted to do a good job with limited supervision
We all have been through the trial and error phase at least once in our lives. There is no success without failure. Once you make
Whether you like grammar or not, these “end-marks” can be metaphors for what effective leadership looks like. Question mark Leaders start with questions.
Pursue new challenges. When you see a problem that needs a solution, form a committee of one (or a whole task force!) to find a
Be on the lookout for these team-killers, and make an action plan to deal with them corporately or with individuals behaving below the line of
Self-leadership: Don’t wait for big opportunities, lead yourself to them Deep down we all hope to meet and work with people who will bring the
Procrastination: Otherwise known as hesitancy and a lack of urgency. You cannot grow forward if you continue to stay here where you are. Putting off
Brainstorm the benefits: Some possibilities for you might include: additional (and deeper) relationships; more opportunities; conquering your fear; people remembering you in the future,
Carve out time to ponder the future. Set up a personal or team retreat in a beautiful setting to allow space for visioning. Brainstorm your
Journal your gratefulness every day. Ideas: what you have that many in the world do not, what you might be taking for granted, what could
So, I was hiking with my wife at Paradise in front of majestic Mt. Rainier this past weekend. The weather started out nice and sunny,
Watching the USA Women’s Volleyball Team get the bronze medal in the Olympics got me all revved up. I’m sort of a casual watcher of
On my web site’s About page (www.paulcasey.org), I have listed Growing Forward’s Business Values after I share a little about me, how I started my business, and
I’m not talking about those who are environmentally-passionate. I’m talking about staying too close to the “trunks” in your life and leadership. The malady of
So many ways to keep growing forward, but here are 10 of my favorites. Which ones do you already do regularly, and what’s an area
Thank you, Barney, for contributing to the Growing Forward Services blog this week! GFS friends, heed Barney’s tips on your journey to financial freedom! Frugality
So, I was biking over the weekend. One direction, I clipped along effortlessly because the wind was at my back, assisting my progress. But, of course,
Lids are meant to keep things inside–bottled up for freshness. But Leadership Lids are the opposite–they bottle people up for stagnation. And good people find
The average worker spends 28% of their workweek reading and answering email! That’s 28,392 emails per year! And you might be throwing the average off!
I believe the first and last hours of the work day are sacred. The first hour is when you dig in and tackle your top
Of course you are. But the real question is, Will you be a year wiser and better, or simply a year older? A lot of
It’s human nature to default to “Woe is me!” “Everything is falling apart!” “They are purposefully making my life miserable!” “It never works!” But, your mind
So, there never truly is a good time to start on a new goal. OK, I don’t like to start blogs with pessimism, but stay
Clarify before reacting. Be curious before making a judgment. Feel a feeling; ask a question. Jumping to conclusions is not the kind of exercise you
Hey, I wouldn’t be a coach if I didn’t talk about a vision board, right? You might have heard of these visual tools for dreaming
The only reason I dislike flying is because of one word: turbulence. I don’t think I’m going to crash or anything like that; I just
Struggle with impatience, and want to improve this character flaw–for a lower blood pressure, greater peace of mind, and a more pleasant impression of you
My wife and I needle each other when we know we are not eating nutritiously (all too often!). One habit that has become ingrained in
You have probably heard the advice: “Whatever you feed, grows.” It refers to whatever you want more of in your life, whatever you want to
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